Two ways to begin a walk in Vero.

Osceola Park, block by block

The street grid is a good place to begin in Osceola Park. Plans for the neighborhood date to the 1910s, but its houses went up over more than forty years. On a walk, look at how the rooflines and the distance from the front door to the street change from one block to the next. The historic district covers about forty acres. Florida’s marker places it between 18th and 20th streets and 20th and 23rd avenues. Those boundaries are useful if you want to look at a particular address in the city’s records.